Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

ground Of the Santa Ana water Co.
near their head dams, and undertook to
run n ditch across from the mill to the
river. cutting through their water ditch
which supplies their reservoir. As soon
.s possible the Santa Ana Water 20.
served an Injunction upon L. j. Rose,
Sr.. and L. j. Rose, Jr., and had the
men ar: ested for misdemeanor in de-
stroying ditch property. Afterwards l..
i hose Jr., was arrested for contempt
in disregarding the injunction, and
brought before the Superior Court, but
on stating that he had no intention OF
the kind was released. Press.
1t is stated that L. j. Rose has made
or is ready to make proposition to
build first class hotel in Ventura, pro.
yided that other citizens will subscribe
to portion of the stock in the building.
Mr.. Rose is willing to put up the greater
part of the money needed to build the
structure, if some other citizens will put
mp the remainder.
| Pasadena.
The Pasadena Union prints very
commemorative review of the improve
mems made in that charming place dur
ing the past year. They represent an
expenditure of $1,000, 900. Pasadena
has adopted the following antisaloon
ordinances:
Section |. 1t shall be. and it is here
by made unlawful for any person or per.
sons, either as owner, principal, agent,
servant or employee, to establish, open,
keep, maintain or carry on or assist In
Carving on. within the corporate limits
of tue city OF Pasadena, any tippling-
house, dram-shop, cellar, saloon, bar,
bar.room. sample-room or other place
where spirituous, vinous, malt or mixed
liquors are sold or given away; or any
gambling-room or other place OF indecent
or immoral character; or any slaughter
house, powder-house or ether place dan
gerous to the public health or safety OF
theinhabitants of said city; provided that
the prohibitions of this ordinance shall not
apply to the sale of liquors for medicinal
purposes by regularly licensed drug
gist, upon the prescription of physician
entitled to practice medicine under the
laws of the State of California; nor shall
such prohibitions apply to the sale OF
such liquors for chemical or mechanical
purposes.
| DEC. =. ANY dCt III NlOiatiOh W eA'S
ordinance, for each day of its continu-
auce, shall be construed as separate
offeuse. Every person who violates any
of tine provisions of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
shall be punishable by Imprisonment not
exceeding three months, or by fine not
exceeding three hundred dollars, or by
both such fine aud Imprisonment.
The legality of the above VIII probably
be tested in the courts, and the anti
saloon men have raised quite o sum to
defend it.
The Star says: An important sale
was made by HIATT & Studebaker to-day.
DR.. Michener, DIR. Resley and w. g.
Benedict bought the Gardner Smith
place OF 50 acres on the southeast corner
of Col RADIO and Allan. paying therefor
$3.50 per acre. They will suodivide it.
Ii is generally recognized as fine piece
of property. Mr.. Benedict has also
acquired n half interest in the thirty
five acre tract north of town recently
sold by J. III. Painter to L. Fl. Michener
for $4,000. His faith in this country is
seen in his works.
Swift Bros. & Co. have the contrac!
for cottage for DR.. Bergen on Galena
street, between Moline and Los Robles,
to cost about $500; and for dwelling
at the head of Madison avenue for E. l..
, Farris and Dr.. Davis to cost about $4,000.
Good for the Doctor.
The San Diego Union says: While
: testifying in the Isele insanity case yes
terday DR.. Mcswegsn answered all the
preliminary questions readily, but when
he was asked his opinion on the sound.
ness OF lsele's mind he refused TO give i,
until he was qua, aateei fee of $50. 81
had hard work, said the Doctor, ''and
spent good deal OF money getting
knowledge enough to make my opinion
valuable, aud now l propose to get my
money back" He got it.
Avast Estate.
The Hollister estate in this county is
inventoried at 1921 ,436.67. The real es.
tate outside of Santa Barbara embraces
nearly 200 acres. The total value OF
the ranches and Santa Barbara real es
tate is S6l5, 5SS SO. His stock in the
First National Bank is valued at S26,
$50. Other stocks and personal proper
ty brings the total valuation to the sum
stated above.-[Santa Barbara Herald
A Coming Wedding.
. Invitations are out for the wedding o.
Clarence A. Warner and Miss Lizzie
Hoag, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. N
Hosg, at their residence in Riverside, o,
Thursday, February oath. Mr. Warner
is one Of the Warner Brothers of excur
sion fame.-[ Riverside Press.
water Assured.
The rains Of the past two weeks not
only thoroughly soaked the ground, bu'
deposited many feet of snow upon the
mountains, which will insure US water
for irrigaiing purposes during the entire
summer. Tue snow in the mountains is
worth as much to us as the rain in the
valleys, it being our true summer source
of supply.-[Covina Exponent.
santa Ana.
The Standard says: Plant Winter
Nelis pear trees ye that have rich, moist
or alkali ground. Now is a splendid
time for planting if not too wet, and no
crop on the coast is more profitable than
the famous Winter NeIis pear. 1t
ripens late, is large in size. solid in flesh
aud the finest shipping fruit that ever
crossed the continent. Better than all
it comes in after nearly all other choice
fruits are gone. In Northern California
as high as $1,000 and $500 per acre has
been paid for crop of Bartlett's. The
Winter Nelis of Southern California will
ont produce it, and yield better profit
Ten or twenty acres of them well cared
for would in few years be fortune te
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